Looking for interventional radiographer jobs in Manchester? Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust is hiring a Band 6 Interventional Radiographer.

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Interventional Radiographer Jobs in Manchester: Overview
| Job Title | Interventional Radiographer |
| Employer | Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust |
| Location | Manchester, UK |
| Salary | £39,959–£48,117 per year |
| Job Type | Permanent, Full-time |
| Experience | Degree or diploma in Diagnostic Radiography, NHS experience preferred, HCPC registered |
| Visa Sponsorship | Not confirmed in the available job information |
| Closing Date | 09 November 2026 |
| Vacancy Reference | 349-CSS-8392791C-RL4 |
About the Employer
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust is one of the largest NHS trusts in the UK, providing specialist services including endovascular, renal and hepato-biliary care across multiple sites in Manchester.
Job Responsibilities
- Provide high-quality imaging and patient care during complex Interventional Radiology procedures
- Work with specialised equipment for patient and equipment positioning, image acquisition and archiving
- Advise on equipment and consumables during procedures
- Minimise radiation dose to patients, operators and staff
- Participate in research, audit and service improvement
- Take part in 24/7 out-of-hours on-call service and flexible shifts
- Work across Wythenshawe and Oxford Road sites including Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital
Requirements
- Degree or diploma in Diagnostic Radiography
- HCPC registration
- Worked or trained within the NHS
- Link-grading from Band 5 to Band 6 may be considered for applicants with less than two years experience
Visa Sponsorship and International Applicants
Visa sponsorship is not confirmed in the available job information. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK and current HCPC registration.
Salary and Benefits
- £39,959 to £48,117 per annum (pro rata)
- Agenda for Change Band 6
- Permanent full-time
What you need to Know
Pros
- Specialist IR training provided
- Career progression opportunities
- Large specialist trust
Cons
- Visa sponsorship not confirmed
- On-call and flexible shifts required
How to Apply
Apply through NHS Jobs. Early applications are encouraged as the advert may close early.
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